[texastoo]

This is a long article.

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In 2003, according to preliminary nationwide figures, the Border Patrol apprehended 49,765 non-Mexicans and ICE deported l6,184.

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[SpinyNorman]

The government routinely releases undocumented immigrants caught along the U.S.-Mexican border while it decides whether to deport them, and roughly half of them don't show up for their date with an immigration judge.

So what is the problem here? If they are undocumented, load them into a train for Tiajuana! Undocumented = illegal. 'Nuff said! What is a freaking trial for?

[texastoo]

This is how Homeland Security works.

[gubamyster]

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[gubamyster]

From the article:

"Basically, we bring them back to the office and give them papers so they can walk out the door. We call it a 'notice to disappear,' not a notice to appear, because they are never seen again," he added.

The notices state when and where to show up in court, but 49 percent of those released fail to appear, according to the Executive Office for Immigration Review, a branch of the U.S. Department of Justice, which runs the immigration courts.

"When these people are released on bond, they don't show up," said Garrison Courtney, an ICE spokesman in Washington.

Whether they appeared before the judge or not, only about 14 percent of non-detained immigrants who are ordered deported actually show up for deportation, which can happen weeks later, Courtney said.

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I don't understand something with all these "illegals." Any other country on earth that had a massive influx from border jumping people from another country would set up refugee camps on the border, keep them all there in tents until a decision was made to either admit them, deport them or have them turn around and leave voluntarily. Why can't the U.S. do this?